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Recovery Organizations

Run your recovery organization without losing the human part.

Smores Health gives recovery community organizations, peer-led programs, and recovery support providers one place to manage participants, peer staff, services, documentation, engagement, and outcomes.

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A 20-minute walkthrough for your program.

Built for organizations where relationships are the intervention, not an afterthought.

A peer recovery specialist listening closely during a candid conversation in a community recovery center.
More room for the human part.

  1. Support more people

    Give participants an easier way to connect with peers, join groups, access resources, complete check-ins, and stay engaged between interactions.

  2. Give peer staff better tools

    Manage caseloads, schedules, notes, recovery plans, referrals, mileage, groups, and follow-up without stitching together spreadsheets and disconnected apps.

  3. Show the impact of your work

    Turn everyday peer-support activity into usable program data for grants, contracts, leadership, payers, and community partners.

Operations

Everything your recovery program needs to operate

  1. Participant engagement

    Messaging, check-ins, groups, resources, goal tracking, recovery plans, appointments, and ongoing support.

  2. Peer workflows

    Documentation, caseload management, scheduling, service tracking, mileage, assessments, referrals, and follow-up.

  3. Program operations

    Supervision, staff management, permissions, program configuration, reporting, exports, and administrative oversight.

  4. Funding and reimbursement

    Capture the information required to support grant reporting, contracted services, and reimbursable peer-support programs.

Purpose-built

Built around peer support, not retrofitted for it

Most healthcare systems were designed around clinical encounters. Smores Health is designed around ongoing relationships.

Capture what peer staff actually do, from one-on-one support and outreach to groups, navigation, recovery planning, community connection, and follow-up.

Who it's for

Built for

  • Recovery Community Organizations
  • Peer Recovery Centers
  • Recovery Community Centers
  • Peer-Run Organizations
  • Recovery Coaching Programs
  • State and County Peer Networks
  • Grant-Funded Recovery Programs

What should recovery organizations evaluate before choosing software?

Start with a coaching relationship: first contact, an agreed goal, a completed session, a note, and the next check-in. Ask a coach, supervisor, and reporting owner to review the same fictional scenario. Identify which work stays in another system.

Review the software workflow

Compare caseloads, coaching notes, supervision, reporting, and program requirements. Keep residential operations or clinical systems separate when they serve a different job.

Read the recovery coaching guide

Prepare the team

Use a practical onboarding checklist to identify responsibilities, practice routine tasks, and test an exception such as a missed contact or staff handoff.

Use the onboarding checklist

Define the commercial scope

Bring the number of staff, programs, forms, and reports you need. Discuss configuration, training, migration, and recurring costs together.

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Practical next steps

Choose tools around your recovery program.

Explore the operating questions behind individual support, coaching, and reporting.

LET’S START WITH YOUR PROGRAM

Your team should spend more time supporting people and less time managing the systems around them.

Bring your recovery program together in Smores Health.

Your team. Your questions. A real conversation.

  • Walk through the workflows that matter to you
  • Explore how your program could be configured
  • Talk through implementation and next steps
See it in action (opens booking calendar in a new tab)Get pricing & info

A 20-minute walkthrough for your program.